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Shedding eco-friendly light on culture

Shedding eco-friendly light on culture

Panasonic launched its latest solar-powered LED balls at the Tokyo Hotaru Festival. The EVERLED light bulbs were meant to represent fireflies as well as pay homage to the Japanese tradition of floating candles on the water.
The spectacular event lit up the waterway with a sparkling radiance while promoting the brand’s ecofriendly product.

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Culture is a powerful tool. Tapping into culture not only adds authenticity to ones brand, it can help celebrate it in unexpected yet relevant ways. How could you highlight your brand or product by tapping into local culture?

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